Cheating on your wife: A tradition like no other

It's funny, I remember reading an article about Nance more than 10 years ago, might have been People magazine and a quote from his wife saying "He's as good of a dad as he can be." And I remembered thinking - "huh?" - is that code for something?

 

BS.

I think he looks bad when he cites her "lack of support" of his career because she stops traveling to be Caroline's mother. And, sorry, his tapping that sub-30 ass can't have enough lipstick put on that pig.

And, the scene at the end is gripping.

There's a lean, I suppose. But I thought it was pretty good.

 

Agreed. My crotchety old Journalism 101 prof would have kicked my ass six ways to Sunday if I'd turned in a piece of tripe like that.

That paper would have been bleeding red ink from every graf.

 

This isn't really apropos of the subject, but I remember watching that NFL game NBC did back in the early 80s without announcers, and it was hard as hell to figure out what was going on. I mean, you could follow it if you stayed glued to the TV, but who does that when they watch a game? So, yes, a good announcer does add something to a telecast. Not necessarily saying that Nantz is a particularly good announcer...

 

This is a car wreck.

That last paragraph was a nice objective report. It was befuddling though, if you can comfort your wife in that circumstance, at the end of the hearings, why could you have not resolved your differences before getting to that stage? Why drag it out to the end? Just agree to some division of property and move on without the character assassinations.

Clients want to be a crusader, then look back in hindsight and see the carnage and wonder "why?" Standard speech at the start, "you realize that being a crusader is expensive, correct? Whether its the $$$ for attorney's fees or the emotional cost.

 

Divorce ... and custody battles ... make people do crazy things. I know from experience.

By the time you get to the end and you're done slinging crap at each other ... usually it's too late to salvage any kind of decent relationship. But you're right ... idf they could cry on each other's shoulder when it was over ... maybe they could have worked it out some other way and not bought their lawyers another BMW.

 

She is a fine looking lady that will have no trouble finding another man ( poor sap) that will fund her trips to Ed Mitchels.

To me that is a store that just screams out -- I am a leeming. It's the Fairfield county uniform company.

 

That hair isn't cascading -- it's billowing.

 

That's some of the greatest mall hair I've ever seen.

 

She doesn't have a pretty mouth.